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[BlinkWinkel]

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[Lordguwa]

platinum #433 Fernz Gate 

completed in 3 days and 12 hours

platinum rarity 43.13% uncommon

platinum name: Your Adventure

 

game got pretty good. had my epic moments taking on a lvl 999 arena boss. a great game overall. going to find another fast one so i can progress onto a long-term game and it will be MechaNika (ps4).

Edited May 16, 2020 by kingdrake2

[ConAir]

 

#98 PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale (PSVita version)

 

Arcade Mode becomes boring quickly (played PS3 version as well), so after getting online Trophies before the server shutdown last year, I took a break from it. Unfortunately I had 19 playthroughs left. :/

[Redgrave]

6 hours ago, EcoShifter said:

 

Do not read if you haven't played and beaten the First and Final Season of The Walking Dead.

 

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It doesn't break an "established" rule, actually. In the very second season and the first episode of it at that, one of the supporting characters (a doctor, too) mentioned how he saved someone from turning by cutting their limb off. I think Telltale brought this topic up again in S3 to remind people who forgot that it's possible to survive a bite, depending on the conditions. Lee was just an unlucky victim and reacted too slowly. His situation isn't even the same as Clementine's. You gotta give the writers more credit . . . the final episode is basically a homage to the final episode of the first season, so they were their most aware of what happened with Lee.

 

Right about what, her being bitten? I don't see how Aj being right about a 50/50 situation is a bad thing. So this means Clementine also being right about Lee getting bitten in S1 is also a bad thing? Aj's fear about Clementine's fate, and being right, doesn't elevate the character in any serious way. If anything, people should be grateful for Aj, since he was too stubborn to outright kill Clementine after she got bitten, with the end result being her living. Either way, wouldn't it be shitty if the character was literally wrong about everything? That's even unrealistic, as there are cases where kids outsmart or correct older beings across varying ages at times. Aj being right about this one thing doesn't negate or contradict his inexperience, lack of wisdom, and character development. 

 

The overall ending is probably the best or second best in the series, easily surpassing S1's at the very least. It has a lot of depth and gives the biggest closure the MC ever had.

 

 

Spoiler

I don't remember that moment in Season 2 or 3, granted it's been years since I played them and I mainly remember being frustrated with everything else happening in Season 3 but I remember in Season 2 when Kenny's girlfriend gets bit they immediately cut her hand off but she still was under the threat of turning anyway. Or at least that's how I remember it happening. Either way it seemed to me like Clementine was ready to turn in just a few moments and I just don't think with her condition she would have made it anyway. If it's something that has also happened in the show or the comics then I didn't know about it, but it always seemed to me that once you're bitten it's only a matter of time before you turn.

 

As for as AJ being right I meant more about how it felt like the game took my choice away and said "See, he was right all along. How dare you not trust this child that mostly made bad decisions throughout the game?" by having Clementine just survive and then Clementine say she was wrong like it's the game speaking for me. And then not only that but in one ending he just shoots Tenn and Louis gets rightfully mad about it but I guess it turns out he just forgives him anyway. It just felt to me like they wanted to make a happy ending and it felt kind of forced, even though I do understand that is what they wanted to go for I think it could have been done differently.

 

[seyhano]

#39th plat Life Is Strange Before the Storm

 

Difficulty : 1/10

Gameplay Time: Around 6 hours

Enjoyment: 10/10 

It was my first experience in this kind of fairtale game and was really great ! 
Choices, stories and characters... I liked and enjoyed everything belongs this game. 
I would want to continue with other episodes. 

[Geninjo]

 41 - Dragon Quest XI - Echoes an Elusive Age 

 

[Just_Proudy07]

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Edited May 16, 2020 by BNAG_Gamer

[JonSnow95]

#28

one of the hardest and rariest platinum I have achieved, I feel so proud of myself:)

I didn’t think this game was as great as outlast but it was still good and the atmosphere was pretty creepy.

[HankValentine]

 

GTA IV! What a time sink. Brilliant game. Ugly game when compared to what we're all used to, but after playing it for a while, it becomes like your adoring wife after 4 kids and 37 years of marriage. 

You know she hasn't aged well, you'd even agree (if she wasn't in the room) that she looks like shit now, but you're used to it and all you see is her smile and adorable personality and not those terrible, terrible breasts. 

That's GTA IV m8. You'll get used to it. 

And Unlike my rapidly degrading wife, everyone should do it. 

 

Fun: 8.5/10. 

Time: 60 hours. 

Difficulty: 5/10.

[Keeperly]

The Forest

[DoctorHamoud]

 

#13 - Yakuza Kiwami 2

Difficulty: 3/10 (personal estimate).
Length: 35-40 hours while skipping cutscenes. Otherwise, it should take around 65-70 hours.

I revisited this game back to back with the original (which I also platted recently), and while I still enjoyed it a lot as a game - it doesn’t do a good job at remaking Yakuza 2. I feel that Kiwami 2 is a messy cocktail of Yakuza installments with no genuine identity of its own, so let's get into it with this mini review. Thankfully, the story is virtually the same, so newcomers can definitely experience the fantastic story of Yakuza 2 through the remake; although there are several key emotional moments where they replaced songs that should be playing (the rain scene immediately comes to mind) with SiM - a Japanese metal band - which ruins the scenes entirely since the replacement songs don't fit the cutscenes. In addition, one of the characters was changed for some reason. He used to stand out amongst the sea of old men because he was a young, ambitious yakuza, but in the remake, RGG redesigned him into an old man because they wanted to get an actor face to help with the marketing. There’s also a missing third district that served a vital role in the story; you play detective in an atmospheric mysterious new town in hopes of finding answers. It added some variety to the plot. Kiwami 2 changes this by removing this town entirely (plus the substories associated with it) and reducing that chapter to extra padding in Sotenbori, harming the pacing.

Moving on to the minigames, not much was changed. Bowling and YF6 (a cool VR 1 on 1 sword game) were replaced by a ridiculous pissing minigame, in addition to some robot minigame which was a bit difficult to clear at first. They also added karaoke to the remake, a minigame introduced in Yakuza 3. Now, the soundtrack is what disappointed me the most with Kiwami 2. 90% of it was cut, although a couple of songs got remixed. The remix for a Scattered Moment is incredible and fits the scene once you play the game with context on what happens to Kiryu since it is the 14th title overall. Still, this is among the biggest issues for me personally because some bosses like Hayashi had fantastic unique themes that were removed in favor of a generic theme that played in several different boss fights. Another thing that I find to be lacking is the combat in this game. The less I spoke about it, the better. It's a huge downgrade when compared to the other Yakuza games. It’s slightly better than 6’s because it’s technically a sequel gameplay-wise, but in my opinion Dragon Engine combat is only good in Judgment; a fantastic standalone title that I'd recommend to newcomers of the series. To 6’s credit, the bosses were designed with the mediocre combat system in mind, unlike Kiwami 2 which copypasted their movesets resulting in unbalanced gameplay.

Let's delve into the side content now; Kiwami 2 is quite faithful in recreating the vast majority of the substories, so this area is intact for the most part. The side stories, however, are a huge departure from the original. Yakuza 2 had Club Adam and Club Marietta. The former is among my favorite in the series because you get to witness Kiryu being a host and trying to woo the ladies; making for some truly hilarious dialogue. It was replaced by a reskinned cabaret club from 0; added purely for fan service with minimal gameplay enhancements. I did enjoy it, of course, because the gameplay loop in 0’s cabaret was addicting, but I find it to be quite lazy as a replacement and it doesn’t fit the setting of the game, because it isn’t the 80s anymore. Club Marietta was a hit-and-miss club management sim, but at least it brought something new to the table. They added Majima Construction in its place, a weaker version of Kiryu Clan from 6 with the exact same gameplay, but this time you defend your equipment instead of attacking. It drags on for too long and ruins the flow of the story on repeated playthroughs. At least Kiwami 1 improved upon the JCC minigame in 0 by offering some variety to the rock-paper-scissors loop by adding some skills and such that affects your character's stats and abilities, but not here. It's a downgrade.

Lastly, the graphics. Graphics and some general QoL improvements is the only area where K2 dramatically improves upon the original, which is to be expected because it’s a modern game. Even then, Kamurocho in Kiwami 2 manages to look worse than Yakuza 6 during night time due to this awful green filter. Here's a comparison between Yakuza Kiwami 2 (top), and Yakuza 6 (bottom):




Overall, Kiwami 2 is still a decent game, even though it's my second least favorite in the series. Incidentally, I'm the fastest achiever for the western stack, so reading all of this criticism from me might seem contradictory!







#14 - Assassin's Creed II

Difficulty: 2/10 (personal estimate).
Length: 20 hours.

There’s not much to say about this one, because everyone knows that AC2 is simply incredible. Timeless game; Venice is still as gorgeous as ever, and watching Ezio gradually mature is still as impactful as it was in 2009. I do feel that the combat is a bit dated today, and there’s not much variety in the side content compared to Brotherhood for instance, but it’s a solid package with a memorable soundtrack. Ezio’s Family is among my favorite soundtracks in gaming as a whole!

Edited May 16, 2020 by KantoRyu

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[Lordguwa]

platinum #434 MechaNika 

completed in 1 hour and 29 minutes

platinum rarity 91.51% common

platinum name: Genius Of Trophy's

 

got all the fast ones i can do in a small amount of time. going to head to arland for the next journey. there's a useful guide i can use for this game (takes 2 playthrough's) i'm up for the challenge next game will be Atelier Meruru: The Apprentice Of Arland (ps3)

[flashpool23]

139 - Lego Ninjago:  The Movie Game 

 

Fun plat! Makes me a Grand Master of Trophies it looks like! 

 

Probably one of the shorter Lego games out there and seeing as it's free at the moment, I recommend it! The movie cutscenes were all fun as well as were the dojos and general combat and gameplay for this game. It's at least a fun time if you need something relaxing or not too serious. 

[FLCLcrim2]

#152


One True King
Awarded for achieving 100% completion.

I think in total my play time was just over 80 hours. Perhaps right under that. The game itself was very fun, It never seemed very grind heavy as long as you stayed on top of everything. Took less than a year to do as I took breaks every now and then. Just mark another off my list. 

[htttffreesderrti]

Rdr2

[Emery_92]

The Complex

[voodoo_eyes]

#462 - Call of Cthulhu

 

 

Had a good time with this for hte most part. The game lacks some severe polish though, and it get's more noticeable the further you progress. Lots of weird hand animations and eventually the lip sync also drops the ball. Not a fan of the gunplay and stealth segments, as they felt tacked on. The rest was solid though.

 

 

Enjoyment: 7.5

Difficulty: 3

[CrimsonMercury]

             #31 Ratchet And Clank

                    The Hero of Heroes

                        Difficulty: 3/10

                     Enjoyment: 10/10

 

Edited May 17, 2020 by CrimsonMercury

[Property_Damage]

#285 Bouncy Bullets

 

This also marks my 11,000th trophy

[ExistentialSolid]

 Platinum #179 - Skullgirls 2nd Encore
~ Another Seven Years ~
Difficulty: 9/10 (personal estimate)  //  Enjoyment: 8.5/10

My painfully long journey to the platinum in Skullgirls was a bitter reminder that fighting games are not to be taken lightly. There are 3 major hurdles you need to overcome to earn the platinum in Skullgirls: beating Marie on 300%, beating all 26 challenges, and beating all 56 character trials. Marie is a monster and perhaps the only sensible way to defeat her is not by by actually taking away all of her health but by running down the clock after a few strong opening hits. The 26 challenges are another beast entirely, some of which will toy with your sanity and take hours to overcome (don't get me started on one particular challenge against Big Band). But Marie and all 26 challenges will do little to prepare you for the most demanding and time consuming part of earning this platinum: the character trials.

This is where you will sink or swim and I sank hard, especially at first. As a player that struggles with even the basics in most fighting games, the difficulty of the trials hit me like a truck. Each trial asks that you perform a single well-executed combo. Some of these combos are simple affairs that you'll chug through in 10 minutes while others are tournament-ready weapons of annihilation that will take hours of practice and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears to perform. Seriously, Ms. Fortune, Valentine, and Parasoul will probably leave you in pieces by the time you see the light at the end of the tunnel to say little of the other 11 characters. I don't even want to think about how many hours these trials took altogether, I'm just glad I made it to the finish line and can stare at my shiny new platinum in peace.
 

Edited May 17, 2020 by ExistentialSolid

[seyhano]

After 6 years later,  #40th milestone platinium.

Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 

Gameplay Time : N/A ( Probably more than 150 hours)

Difficulty : 7/10 

Enjoyment: 10/10 

 

All In Earn all available Trophies for Modern Warfare® 3.

17th May 2020 5:53:50 AM

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[Ala-Arska]

Gigantosaurus: The Game

 

Giganto!!!

Collect all the trophies

 

Badger badger badger mushroom mushroom...Oh, it's a walnut tree.

 

I do have reasons for playing Gigantosaurus. Or that's what I keep telling myself.

First of, I needed something completely brainless after Arkham Knight drained me from any reflexes.

Second, only 12 Platinum achievers! In hindsight, not because the game's hard, but probably because it kinda sucks 

And third, it was free! I swear, our local library gets the oddest, most unlikely games. Cool job, though, gathering obscure titles for peeps like us 

As an experience, G: TG is an extremely frustrating one. And only 'cause of one thing: camera.

Camera "follows" you automatically, or at least it should. In reality, it just swirls around you and never settles.

Even the easiest tasks are made tough to do, like basic walking from point A to B. Can't do, it's like trying to walk straight in a goddamn vortex!

Platforming is that much more fun because of the acid tripping camera man. Jumping on ledges while facing on TV and angles changing mid jump, f**k 

I can easily give this dino wreck the Worst Camera Work Award of the Year 2020. Heck, better make it A Decade!

Other than shitty perspectives, it's a solid gather-all-collectibles-in-six-open-world-levels. With narration fitted for Teletubbies.

But hey, at least it was free. If you can manage to get Gigantosaurus: The Game at the same price, go for it. Don't bother any other way 

[saki]

 Platinum #64: Far Cry 4

Enjoyment: 9/10

Difficulty: 4/10

 

As much as I enjoyed the game it does kinda suck how much this feels like Far Cry 3 just on a different map.

 

I appreciate the (few) changes which were added to the game though. The story on the other hand didn't catch me at all. At least the protagonist is somewhat more interesting than Jason Brody (from Far Cry 3). The only person who really caught my interest is the atagonist. The two leaders from The Golden Path on the other hand were just annoying. I still did enjoy Far Cry 4 a lot! Roaming around the map, doing side missions, hunting animals, liberating towers, outposts and fortresses is a lot of fun (even more in co-op with a friend). Now I'm ready for Far Cry 5! ?

 

DLC: Valley of the Yetis

Enjoyment: 7/10

Difficulty: 4/10

 

 

 Platinum #65: Far Cry Primal

Enjoyment: 10/10

Difficulty: 3/10

I didn't expect to enjoy this game that much. I need a sequel!!!

Unfortunately the story part of the game is rather short and the survival aspect was a little bit too easy for my liking. But I really enjoyed hunting, fighting different kind of enemies, as well as fighting with tamed beasts. Tagging enemies with your owl and attacking them from above was really cool! Also, the day/night cycle affects your surroundings (as opposed to Far Cry 4) which is great! Unpopular opinion, but I wish there weren't so many fast travel locations. It kinda takes away the whole survival feel, since the map isn't even that big. (Nobody is forcing me to use them but still!) I wish Ubisoft actually invested more time in the game. Some missions felt a lot like recycled Far Cry 4 missions. The game has so much potential though.

[Loreic]

 

 #51 - Assassin's Creed Origins

 

Earn Them All!

Earn every trophy.

 

Difficulty: 3/10

Time: ~50 hours

Enjoyment: 8/10